KnowraIG FarbenLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to IG Farben, each with the reason it gives.All 10Related 9Narrower topic 1BASFRelated: BASF became part of IG Farben and regained independence after its postwar breakup.Auschwitz concentration campRelated: The company’s plant drove the creation of Auschwitz III-Monowitz.Carl BoschRelated: Bosch became IG Farben's first chairman after helping shape its industrial predecessor, BASF.Forced labor under Nazi GermanyRelated: Its Auschwitz-Monowitz plant became a prominent example of industrial exploitation of camp prisoners.Nylon 6Related: Nylon 6 development took place within this company's research organization.BayerRelated: Bayer lost its independent identity inside IG Farben until the conglomerate was broken up after World War II.Forced labor in Nazi GermanyRelated: Its Buna works linked industrial expansion to Auschwitz’s camp system.Ivy LeeRelated: Lee advised the company in the 1930s, prompting controversy over his representation of German corporate interests.Gerhard DomagkNarrower topic: Domagk’s research belonged to Bayer’s organization before its incorporation into IG Farben.Friedrich EngelhornRelated: BASF’s later merger into IG Farben shows the scale and consolidation of the industry Engelhorn helped build.